Kingdom Come: Deliverance's current-gen edition is out now on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, releasing as a shadowdrop (though its existence leaked some time ago).
The new version of the game includes "the level of performance and fidelity the story deserves," developer Warhorse Studios said. This includes up to 60fps support and "enhanced visual fidelity and graphical features" that Warhorse claims makes the game "as immersive, vibrant, and crisp as possible."
People who already own the game for PS4 and Xbox One can get the upgrade for free. The game is on Xbox Game Pass, too, and that version contains the current-gen upgrades. You can check out the trailer above to see the new version of the game in action.
Warhorse also announced that a physical edition of the first game's Royal Edition--containing the base game and all DLC--will launch on May 15 this year.
Additionally, Warhorse revealed that the game's sequel, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, has passed 5 million copies sold in under 12 months.
Warhorse is owned by Plaion (formerly Koch), which itself is owned by Embracer. The studio has released two games so far--both Kingdom Come titles--but has no new games in the works that have been announced.
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The new version of the game includes "the level of performance and fidelity the story deserves," developer Warhorse Studios said. This includes up to 60fps support and "enhanced visual fidelity and graphical features" that Warhorse claims makes the game "as immersive, vibrant, and crisp as possible."
People who already own the game for PS4 and Xbox One can get the upgrade for free. The game is on Xbox Game Pass, too, and that version contains the current-gen upgrades. You can check out the trailer above to see the new version of the game in action.
Warhorse also announced that a physical edition of the first game's Royal Edition--containing the base game and all DLC--will launch on May 15 this year.
Additionally, Warhorse revealed that the game's sequel, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, has passed 5 million copies sold in under 12 months.
Warhorse is owned by Plaion (formerly Koch), which itself is owned by Embracer. The studio has released two games so far--both Kingdom Come titles--but has no new games in the works that have been announced.
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